The variety of landscapes and microclimates make Gran Canaria feel like a miniature continent, which is why UNESCO declared it a Biosphere Reserve in 2005. Take one of our cheap flights to Gran Canaria and discover a genuine…

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The variety of landscapes and microclimates make Gran Canaria feel like a miniature continent, which is why UNESCO declared it a Biosphere Reserve in 2005. Take one of our cheap flights to Gran Canaria and discover a genuine natural paradise, offering a whole host of attractions. This is the most visited island of the Canary Islands, as it boasts beaches of fine sand, stretching along 236 kilometres of coastline, and a warm, enjoyable climate throughout the year.

Its capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, is the most populated Spanish city in the Atlantic. While you are there, don’t miss the Columbus Museum, the island’s most popular attraction, which recreates the Admiral’s voyage through the island, before setting sail to the Americas. Other attractions include the Cathedral of the Canaries, the most important example of the islands’ architecture, and the Viera y Clavijo Botanical Gardens, which displays all the flora and fauna of the archipelago.

Take a dip in the sea at Las Canteras beach, which spans 3.5 kilometres and is considered one of the most important urban beaches in the world. For a trip to the beaches outside the capital, head to San Agustín, Inglés, Meloneras, Puerto Rico and Maspalomas, with its impressive dune park. The beaches in the northern part of the island are much more isolated.

For a peaceful stroll through natural beauty and stunning landscapes, the natural parks of Tamadaba, Pilancones and Bandama boast a vast array of flora and fauna.